by Surur
7 days
If you are still running a network-connected copy of Windows XP or Windows Server 2003 (and also Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 and 2008 R2) Microsoft is pushing out an urgent patch for the operating systems, to block a remotely e...
by Raka
1 month
Microsoft ended support for Windows XP Home and Professional back in 2014, as a result of which the company stopped providing technical support and the security updates, leaving the 16-years old operating system to die. However, t...
by Lewis White
5 months
As 2018 ends, so does Steam’s support for Windows Vista and Windows XP. Announced back in June 2018, Steam will stop supporting the older Windows operating systems starting tomorrow. Those who currently use Steam on their ol...
by Anmol
7 months
Avast has announced the end of support for Windows XP and Vista users. The company published a blog post which stated that starting 1st Jan 2019, Windows XP and Vista won’t get updates. Avast cybersecurity products will offi...
by Anmol
7 months
A new report shared by Colombian cybersecurity expert Sebastian Castro, reveals shocking details about a critical vulnerability in Windows. Castro shared details about the vulnerability which would allow hackers to transfer Admin...
by Anmol
11 months
The Reserve Bank of India has instructed all the banks to upgrade their ATMs from the outdated Windows XP to Windows 10. This comes after the central body sent a confidential circular to all the banks instructing them to upgrade t...
11 months
If for some reason you’re still running on operating systems well over a decade old, you soon won’t be able to play games on Steam. Valve announced that starting on January 1, 2019 the Steam client will cease to suppor...
by Surur
1 year
Our police force no longer looks like the picture above, but the might as well, as they still use an operating system which dates from that era. As of June 2017 the London Metropolitan police service was still using 18,000 Windo...
by Surur
2 years
In 2015 the UK Government declined to renew their extended support contract for the very obsolete Windows XP, saying “We expect most remaining government devices using Windows XP will be able to mitigate any risks, using the CE...
by Sean Chan
2 years
The majority of PCs used by the London Metropolitan Police are still running Windows XP, which has been completely unsupported since 2014. The London Metropolitan Police are still using around 18,000 PCs powered by Windows XP whic...
by Surur
2 years
Microsoft received a lot of criticism after releasing a patch for Windows XP for the EternalBlue exploit well after releasing it for Windows 7, 8 and Windows 10 and well after the WannaCry attack started. It seems Microsoft has l...